A sly, sneaky, and hungry fox was trying to get a thanksgiving turkey for his family. His little pup, jake, asked, "Daddy, are you sure we'll have a turkey?" He replied, "Yes son, I'm sure." So the fox left his den to search for a nice, fat, delicious turkey. The fox searched in meadows, fields, and forests, but still couldn't find a turkey. It started to get dark, and the fox began to worry that thanksgiving dinner would be ruined. Just as he was considering giving up, he spotted one. There, down by the creek, stood a perfect scrumptious turkey. Slowly, sneakily, and stealthily, the fox crept up to the turkey. Thinking to himself he said, "Yes! I've finally found a turkey for my family." The turkey didn't see the fox, for he was bragging and boasting to three other turkeys about how wonderful and delightful his feathers looked. The fox was thinking about how good his turkey would smell. He crept closer and closer waiting for the perfect chance to pounce. Suddenly he jumped to grab the turkey by his jaws and killed the fat, lazy, turkey. The other three turkeys quickly fled and ran for their lives. Filled with excitement, the fox trotted home with the turkey held by its jaws. When he arrived home, his family was ecstatic. Little jake said, "I knew you could do it daddy". And he gave his dad a great big hug. 
Don't be prideful or filled with yourself, because you won't be aware of your surroundings. 